Chattri Invitation 2015

Chattri Memorial Group
34 Queen Alexandra Avenue
Hove
East Sussex
BN3 6XH

Tel: 01273 505431
Mob: 07989 877305
davinderdhillon@hotmail.com

18th April 2015

Dear Friends of the Chattri

On behalf of the Chattri Memorial Group, I should like to invite you to a Memorial Service, in remembrance of the Indian Soldiers who were cremated in Brighton during the First World War. They were brought over from the Western Front and hospitalised in Brighton to recover from their wounds.

The Service will take place on 14th June 2015 at 2.30 pm. at the Chattri, Patcham, Standen Lane, Brighton, BN1 8ZB. Prayers and the laying of the wreaths should last for approximately half an hour. Cars are able to drive right up to the Chattri on this day. Following the Ceremony, refreshments will be served at Dorothy Stringer School, Loder Road, BN1 6PZ. An exhibition which traces the role of the soldiers from India to the Western Front will be on display at the school.

I shall be deeply honoured to have your presence at the Chattri and I hope you be able to attend with your family and friends

With best wishes

Davinder Dhillon
Chairman Chattri Memorial Group

Gujarati Cultural Society Proudly Presents Bangalore Dreams @ Sallis Benney Theatre

Gujarati Cultural Society Proudly Presents Bangalore Dreams @ Sallis Benney Theatre

58-67 Grand Parade, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 0JY

Entry Fee: £12.50, Doors open 6.30pm
Date: Sunday 8th Feb 2015
Time: 6.45pm to 9.30pm
Bar/Café on site

Tickets Available from
Dhirubhai Lamba 07780667160
Mahindra Chauhan 07801912707
Jignesh Agnigothri 0778706060

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His Royal Highness, the Duke of Gloucester meets Chattri Memorial Committee, SIPS, GCS

His Royal Highness, the Duke of Gloucester, visited Brighton yesterday (19th November) to meet members of the Chattri Memorial Committee and view the Indian Gate and the World War 1 Exhibition at the Royal Pavilion. Davinder Dhillon, the Chairman of the Chattri Memorial Group co-hosted the visit with the Lord Lieutenant. Local volunteers, including Bankim Chandra & Balbir Gohler from SIPS and Chandrakant Mehta from GCS, can be seen in the photographs below. Later the Duke opened a new extension at St Peter and St James Hospice in Chailey and then visited the Pestalozzi Project for young people in Seddlescombe.

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Photos from ©Tony Mould: My Brighton and Hove